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Yet another wonderful hangout this morning! Can't wait to see you back at school soon. Keep having fun and learning from home. 

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  1. Mrs Theresa Moriarty (Mrs M)May 14, 2020 at 9:18 PM

    I am excited to see all these gorgeous faces back at school soon. You have such a fabulous blog Te Mauru e taki nei. What a lot of learning you have been doing in your homes. I have loved looking at all your photos of the awesome things you have done. Well done to you clever people! Don't forget to give your parents a big hug for helping you share your learning with your teachers.

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